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v0x90406000 file 4 0 vnops v0x90259550 v0x863d5540 68 r w
v0x90406058 file 1 0 vnops v0x9025b5b8 v0x863d5e00 4096 r
v0x904060b0 file 1 0 vnops v0x90233908 v0x863d5d60 0 r
v0x90406108 file 2 0 vnops v0x90233908 v0x863d5d60 602 w
v0x90406160 file 2 0 vnops v0x90228d78 v0x863d5b80 904 r
v0x904061b8 sock 2 0 sockops v0x863b5c08 v0x863d5c20 0 r w
v0x90406210 file 1 0 vnops v0x90239e10 v0x863d5c20 2038 r
v0x90406268 file 1 0 vnops v0x90245140 v0x863d5c20 301 w a
v0x904062c0 file 3 0 vnops v0x90227880 v0x863d5900 23 r w
v0x90406318 file 2 0 vnops v0x90228b90 v0x863d5c20 856 r
v0x90406370 sock 2 0 sockops v0x863b5a08 v0x863d5c20 0 r w
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2.2.3.12 Displaying the udb and tcb Tables
The inpcb extension displays the udb and tcb tables. This extension has
the following format:
inpcb [-udp] [-tcp] [addresses]
If you omit the arguments, kdbx displays both tables. If you specify the −udp
flag or the −tcp flag, the debugger displays the corresponding table.
If you specify the address argument, the inpcb extension ignores the −udp
and −tcp flags and displays entries located at the specified address.
For example:
(kdbx) inpcb -tcp
TCP:
Foreign Host FPort Local Host LPort Socket PCB Options
0.0.0.0 0 0.0.0.0 47621 u0x00000000 u0x00000000
system.dec.com 6000 comput.dec.com 1451 v0x8643f408 v0x863da408
system.dec.com 998 comput.dec.com 1020 v0x8643fc08 v0x863da208
system.dec.com 999 comput.dec.com 514 v0x8643ac08 v0x8643d008
system.dec.com 6000 comput.dec.com 1450 v0x863fba08 v0x863dad08
system.dec.com 1008 comput.dec.com 1021 v0x86431e08 v0x86414708
system.dec.com 1009 comput.dec.com 514 v0x86412808 v0x8643ce08
system.dec.com 6000 comput.dec.com 1449 v0x86436608 v0x86415e08
system.dec.com 6000 comput.dec.com 1448 v0x86431808 v0x863daa08
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0.0.0.0 0 0.0.0.0 806 v0x863e3e08 v0x863dbe08
0.0.0.0 0 0.0.0.0 793 v0x863d1808 v0x8635a708
0.0.0.0 0 0.0.0.0 0 v0x86394408 v0x8635b008
0.0.0.0 0 0.0.0.0 1024 v0x86394208 v0x8635b108
0.0.0.0 0 0.0.0.0 111 v0x863d1e08 v0x8635b208
2.2.3.13 Performing Commands on Lists
The list_action extension performs some command on each element of a
linked list. This extension provides the capability to step through any linked
list in the operating system kernel and display particular components. This
extension has the following format:
2–22 Kernel Debugging Utilities